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Camp on the sand bars in the center of the river along the way. No permits are needed. Glass, styrofoam and fireworks are strictly prohibited and there is a hefty fine for those who don’t adhere to the policy courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Please practice “Leave No Trace” ethics on the river.You will not find better primitive camping within the Midwest! PERIOD! You’ll be too spoiled to ever consider car camping again.

For canoe campers, Wisconsin’s waterways offer an unmatched blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Whether navigating the iconic Wisconsi

Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin lies a haven for outdoor enthusiasts: the Wisconsin River. With its picturesque landscapes and abundance of waterways, this region offers the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure for canoe campers. Join us on a journey through Wisconsin’s rivers, lakes, and streams as we explore the allure of canoe camping in this scenic paradise.
For canoe campers, Wisconsin’s waterways unfold as a dream realized, offering a harmonious blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Navigating the state’s rivers, lakes, and streams becomes a transformative experience—a

Ideal for first-time enthusiasts, these 2 day and 1 night overnight canoe or kayak river camping trips will leave you craving for more. Get your trip planned today.
You FOUND it! Welcome to sand bar camping on the Wisconsin River and the best river trips in the Midwest! Many of our first time customers start with an overnight canoe or kayak camping trip to get a taste for what could become a serious addiction – multi night (as many as 6 nights) camping adventures on the wide, shallow, sandy Wisconsin River. Below are our two day trip options.

To make your trip more comfortable, and drier,

Rent one of our high-quality canoes or kayaks for half a day to up to 7 days of paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. Book your canoes and kayaks now.Rent one of our high quality canoes for half a day or up to 7 days paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. With the river current rolling along at roughly 3 mph, it will take approximately 30 hours to paddle the entire 92 miles of the Lower Wisconsin River, should that be your goal.
Camp on the sand bars in the center of the river along the way. No permits are needed. Glass, styrofoam and fireworks are strictly prohibited an